and to the obama city bombing, if i'm ever correctly, bill clinton part of the problem is that we are stoking up paranoia these days. that there are people i think you name it right winged radio talk show host, has stoked people up so much that it is helping pilots. and you say he is overreaching. that's overstating things. and yet to some, henry kissinger would call it the own is known of the truth -- there is stoking up. and there are paranoid people. and i don't go for it. i scored a. i usually call it. there is a pretty famous talk show host who is also a tv host, who has spoken at cpac reason the. and i said i just thought it was a bad set of remarks. i tried to be an honest broker here. but i want to distinguish between people who may increase the temperature and people who commit acts of violence, and they're not the same people. so responsibly is responsibility. but this happens on both sides. we need to remember that. there is a lot of stoking up on the left as well as the right. i don't think it helps much. it is a free country and it will go on. it makes the business of fil

alone, there have been 69 fatalities and more than 1300 injuries since 2001. >>> president obama comes to new york city this morning to make a final pitch for financial reform. it's an issue mr. obama has been pushing since he was a presidential candidate. his message to wall street will be simple. don't fight the call for more oversight. tara mergener is in washington with details. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. well, president obama will make that pitch before an audience of about 700 today where he'll say the ideas for change come from both sides of the aisle. just a few blocks from wall street, president obama will call on the financial industry to join his fight for reform. >> i don't think you can talk about financial reform without talking about bad actions in the past. >> reporter: the president will argue that the only way to safeguard the economy is by pushing through the biggest regulatory overhaul since the great depression. he told cnbc last night it's in the best interests of all parties. >> not only is that good for the economy, not only does it protect consumers and inve

. >>> first lady michelle obama heads to mexico city today. it will be her first official foreign trip alone. according to the "washington post," her staff is calling this the kickoff of of the first lady's international agenda. he she will speak with elementary and university students encouraging them to become active in their communities and take responsibility for their own futures. >>> here at home, the maryland general assembly worked late into the night to approve new legislation. a ban on hand-held cell phone use is among those. mediation between borrowers facing foreclosures and their mortgage lenders if the borrower wants t a job creation initiative. and changes to to the slot machine policy to entice more bidding in western maryland. there were also several chains to the state's policy on sex offenders including lifetime supervision for those convicted of the most severe sex crimes and increasing the mandatory sentence to 15 years for people would commit serious sex phones against children sowment a quick reminder, if you want to vot

we knew that michelle obama was scheduled to make her first visit to mexico city. instead, michelle obama making a surprise stop in haiti. she has arrived in port-au-prince. the two landed about 10:40 eastern time this morning. they're taking a tour of the haitian haitian capital. this visit comes a day after haiti commemorated the three-month anniversary of the quake that ripped through the capital and several nearby cities. again, michelle obama and dr. jill biden are stopping in port-au-prince today. >>> other new to share with you right now, the second and final day of the nuclear security summit, discussing how to keep nuclear material out of terrorists hands. got understoway this morning by looking to the future. >> i am so pleased to announce that president lee has agreed to host the next summit in korea in two years. >> president obama spoke to the delegation this morning and warned if al-qaeda acquired a nuclear weapon, it would be a quote, catastrophe for the world. yesterday, china agreed to pursue economic sanctions and ukraine said they would get rid of

city. baltimore wasn't included in president barack obama's initial disaster, because the city couldn't show it received record or near record snowfall. officials persuadeed the national weather service to look at additional measurements because snow totals varied around baltimore putting baltimore over the hump to get $2.25 million in federal funding, the city is also expecting at least 7 million for the those back to back visits we dealt with in february. >>> practical jokes are supposed to be fun. it is no laughing matter after what one deputy decided to do to soot. >>> are you plan -- to another. >>> are you planning to go away for spring break? find out the most important things to pack. >>> the senior prom, why glenn burrny students may not get to attend theirs this year. >>> annapolis, sitting at 48 degrees from the harbor school. details of the forecast, it's improving, coming up in just a few. [house] wow, i feel like a new house after my quick home energy check-up from bge. it's the closest i'll ever get to a day spa. they wrapped my pipes, installed cfl bulbs, recommended a little

they can be fined up to $27,000 per passenger. >>> president obama delivered a speech in new york city today about the financial system. >> the big question, what powerful ceos -- with powerful ceos -- would a powerful ceos still be the punching bag? >> the president urged wall street leaders to join reform efforts rather than fight them. >> some, not all, but some forgot that behind every dollar traded, there is a family looking to buy a house. a free market was never meant to be a free license to take what ever you can get, however you can get it. >> some applauded the speech. others last enthusiastic are michael bloomberg. >> the goal is to make certain that taxpayers are never again on the hook because a firm is deemed too big to fail. >> in a key committee yesterday, democrats managed to bring -- to pick up a republican. democrats still to not have republican promising to give them the 60 of the vote they need. how's the republicans blasted the plan today. >> the president says he wants to reform all street. the bill that we have in front of us will actually provide permanent bail

a big speech today from president obama in new york city. he urged wall street executives to help reform the nation's financial system. >> susie: tom, the president was speaking at manhattan's cooper union college, not far from the new york stock exchange. he outlined some of the changes he wants to see: measures to prevent reckless risk taking, and more power for shareholders. >> tom: president obama also called for what he calls common sense rules that will protect consumers. >> in the end, our system only works, our markets are only free, when there are basic safeguards that prevent abuse, that check excesses, that ensure that it is more profitable to play by the rules than to game the system. and that is what the reforms we've been proposing are designed to achieve. no more, no less. >> tom: from trading desks to the floor of the new york stock exchange, lots of ears and eyes closely monitored the president's remarks. suzanne pratt was at the big board to hear what traders were saying. >> reporter: many on wall street were bracing today

. >> if today president obama kids to new york city. the delivered remarks blocks from all street, making his case for more government oversight of big banks. >> president obama traveled to thnew york where he will deliver remarks on what is at stake if we don't reform the financial industry. he will urge those on wall street to join him rather than fight him. he wants a reform bill to protect consumers and brings transparency to the derivatives market. democratic leaders in the senate say they are close to a deal to pass the president's reform plan with key republicans in agreement. >> we are more optimistic than ever. >> senator grassley was the first republican to back part of the plan. voting for new regulations on derivatives, which is bets on whether an industry will succeed or fail, which some say was responsible for the financial meltdown. >> i think this bill is potentially the beginning of us being able to function in an appropriate way in this body. >> not all republicans are on board. some question whether the sec probe of go

president obama will speak in new york city later this week, laying out his case for a new crackdown on wall street. the plan for financial reform includes a $50 billion billion fund paid for by the banks in the event another institution to develop. it also creates the consumer protection office, and more regulation for complex securities. the democrats insist they have the votes to pass it, but not a single senate republican supports the bill. >> present bill is not good. >> the american people say that we do not want another bailout. >> the president bush got another boost from the sec with its suit against goldman sachs. >>> religious freedom fight is taking center stage at the supreme court today. they are deciding whether a lawsuit can indeed a law school can deny registration to a christian group will not let non-christians join. the argument is to get them to overturn the decision from the hastings college of law in san francisco. law schools is that keeping non- christians out of the christian legal society amounts to discrimination. honoring the fallen, family members and ve

. >>> president obama will go to new york city on thursday to push for financial reform on wall street. but democrats on the hill have hit a potential roadblock. republican senator susan collins of maine said she will join a gop filibuster to block 'the measure. she was expected to vote with democrats for financial reform. the white house is hoping charges from the securities and exchange commission against goldman sachs will help fuel the appetite for reform. >>> the owners of ben's chilly bowl are thinking about franchising the restaurant to sell beyond the u street corridor. they have followed in the footsteps of their late father who founded the celebrated eatery more than 50 years ago. the brothers are scouting locations to open franchises across the d.c. area. ben's has a deal to sell chili at nationals park. veronica is ready with a look at the forecast. changes come something. >> in terms of rain coming up this week, doreen and more cool overnight. something we haven't seen a lot of this month. it has been one of the warmest aprils that we've had on record but now the cool sett

and after the obama citi bombing, if i were member correctly, bill clinton says part of the problem is that we are stoking up paranoia these days, that people, i think he name in the right wing radio talk show host, have stoked people up so much that it ends up in violence. and you say well he, his overreaching, that is overstating things. and yet some had henry kissinger would call it the truth. >> guest: there is stoking up and there are paranoid people who are paranoid. i don't go for. i score it. i usually call it. there's a pretty famous talk show host, tv host who was spoken at cpac recently, and i said i just thought it was a bad set of remarks. i tried to be an honest broker here. but i want to distinguish between people who may increase the temperature at people who commit acts of violence. and they are not the same people. so responsibility is responsibility. but this happens on both sides. we need to remember that. there is a lot of stoking up on the left as well as the right. i don't think it helps much. it is a free country and it will go on. it makes the business of filte

barack obama push the button in retaliation or would he shrink from using the retaliatory nuclear weapons? pat? >> i hope he would use the weapons if he used them against their forces and not their cities. i don't know whether obama would do it. my guess would be he would have to. he would sit down, he would have to do it. >> this is not the scenario we're gonna face. this is political gimmickry to make president obama look somehow weak because he's trying to lessen our reliance on nuclear weapons. the danger is from loose nukes and unsecured materials. there will be a summit in washington early next week where over 40 heads of state will be here talking about trying to rid us of this really frankenstein of history. >> john -- >> let her in very quickly. >> the big issue on the summit mort and i were talking about is netanyahu because the trap is being laid by egypt and turkey. iran doesn't have nuclear weapons. it allows inspections. israel does the same and they ask barack obama are you for a nuclear-free middle east? will you join us in this? >> we know -- >> i'm sorry, monica didn't get a chance to respond. >> first of all, you have to respond israel has a bomb. it's an accepted ch

president obama came to new york city to take on wall street today. he said the legislation would curb the practices of wall street. while he believes in the power of the free market, a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get, however you can get it. is the president doing enough to reform the financial industry? or do you expect more business as usual? tell us what you think on the nightline facebook page. or at abcnews.com. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel, with six new burgers from the cheesecake factory topped with ingredients so glamorous they can only be called glamburgers. the cheesecake factory is looking for one more signature glamburger and they're challenging you to create it. guillermo and i are making ours right now. the grand prize winner gets to choose a glamorous getaway from six destinations inspired by the new glamburgers, places like sante fe, sonoma -- >> ooh - sonoma! how romantic! >> jimmy: yes, that is. we're going to make our burgers. >> i'm putting tortilla. >> jimmy: i'm doing i tall kran.

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obama is en route to mexico city where she will continue her trip alone as first lady. her focus continues to be on the world's children. brian. >> dr. nancy snyderman in haiti for us, thanks. >>> in this country there was an emotional funeral procession today in los angeles for an lapd swat team officer killed last month in afghanistan while on marine corps reserve duty. officer robert coddle's casket was carried by horse lak to the cathedral of our lady of the angels. he earlier served two tours of duty in iraq. he was scheduled to return home just this summer to his wife and baby daughter. >>> when our broadcast continues here, testimony about the massive and rampant fraud in the mortgage business, which in this case led to the biggest bank failure ever. will everyone with constipation please report to gate 17? thank you so much. constipation's uncomfortable enough, so why take a harsh laxative? phillips' caplets work naturally with your colon... for overnight relief without cramps. phillips' caplets. yo, kev, tell them about trunatural. well, it's our 100% organic f

city. >>> president obama concluded his north carolina vacation today with a visit to reverend billy grahamident made the short drive to his home. the evangelist has counselled commanders in chief since dwight eisenhower. he has spent most of his time at home since his wife's death two years ago. >>> the nation is remembering dorothy height who passed away at the age of 97. she was a civil rights pioneer. special celebration was held today at union temple baptist church in southeast. on tuesday height will lie in repose at the national council of negro women. her funeral service will be held thursday at the national ka teed rational and burial -- cathedral. >>> on the national mall a celebration of earth day and a push to affect change on capital hill and in your homes. john legend just one of the headliners lending their voice thought climate rally on the mall. fox 5's roz plater was there and shows us why supporters say the event is important. >> reporter: earth day 2010 is a very different celebration than when this all started four decades ago. for one thing the movement has gone global

first lady michelle obama is focusing on job " of the city. she sits down with c-span's studentcam winner from honolulu. his prize-winning documentary was on childhood obesity. other student council members around the country will join the conversation did live on c- span this morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern. this week on c-span2, is special primetime presentation of book tv. tonight, the author of "the madame curie complex" about women's contributions to science. live coverage of new yorker editor discussing the life of barack obama. interview with former education secretary bill bennett, who discusses his book, "a century turns." it begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span2. >> all this month, said the winners of c-span's studentscam video documentary competition. middle and high school students from 45 states submitted videos on one of the country's greatest strengths or challenge the country is facing. watch the top winning videos every morning at c-span at 6:50 a.m. eastern just before "washington journal." at 8:30, meet the students that

president obama made his case for reform in a speech here in new york city yesterday.use correspondent bill plante has more. >> reporter: it was an audience which included some of the biggest players on wall street and the president was critical of the way they've been doing business. >> a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get however you can get it. >> reporter: but in his 25 minute speech, president obama also urged the new york bankers to support reform. and he urged washington lawmakers to get it done. but there's a hitch. >> here we go again. >> reporter: just one day after committing to bipartisan talks, the two parties are squabbling again. after senate democrats announced plans to hold the first vote on the bill this coming monday. >> i think americans expect more of us. i think they expect us to take the time to do it right. >> reporter: the majority leader argued that republicans were simply stalling and had had months to negotiate changes to the bill. >> health care was not obama's waterloo. maybe they want this to be

. >> president obama is going to new york city this week to push for a financial overhaul package. on thursday, the president will speak at cooper union, a college located just a few blocks from wall street. the address marks a year since the president first outlined his ideas for reform and two years since the financial market meltdown. >> the state of maryland had more job gains than any other state in the month of march. maryland picked up 36,000 new jobs. that's first increase in more than 32 years. also, the biggest increase with an average monthly gain of about 2,000 the past ten years. despite the growth, the state's unemployment rate remained at 7.7%. that's below the average of 9.7%. >>> the carry-on fee controversy. will other airlines start to charge more for your bags? >> ewe'll introduce you to some unusual visitors at the white house today. >> and a check on the weather forecast. if i had to sit on a bench during the middle of a game due to diabetes it would frustrate me. in a basketball game a couple minutes could mean a big momentum shift. my bayer meter is very imp

. >> president obama is delivering a message to bankers and brokers in new york city, get ready for more oversight. >> some on wall street forgot that behind every dollar traded or leveraged, there is a family of looking to buy a house or pay for an education, open a business, pay for retirement. what happens on wall street has real consequences across the country. >> the white house hasays the proposed reforms will set limits on the banks and the risks they can take. they will also create a stronger financial protections for consumers. both parties agree more oversight is needed, but all 31 republicans are blocking the bill unless changes are made. some possible good news on the job front, unemployment dropped sharply last week to 456,000. overall, 4.65 million americans without jobs has also dropped from the week before. bobbi bison with the national park trust hosted students on the national mall with outdoor activities to celebrate national parks. the regains and exhibits and other interactive activities -- there were games, exhibits, and other interactive activities. >> a couple of

other witnesses include a former city group managers who are expected to testify about the company executive. live coverage is on c-span2. first lady michelle obama focuses on fighting child could obesity with the 2010 studentcam winner, whose prize- winning video was on trial could be city.

. >> if president obama goes to the heart of the nation's financial industry today, new york city. x from wall street, making his case for more government oversight of the big banks. >> president obama travel to new york this morning, where he will deliver remarks reminded americans what is at stake if we don't reform the financial industry. he will urge wall street to join him in the reform rather than fight him. he will encourage lawmakers to pass the bill that protects consumers and end the problem of too big to fail and bring transparency to the derivatives market. democratic leaders say they're close to deal to pass the reform with key republicans in agreement. >> we are more optimistic than i have ever been. >> senator grassley was the source republican to back part of the plan. new regulations on derivatives, that is a bet on whether an industry will succeed or fail, which some say were responsible for the collapse of the financial system. >> i think this bill is potentially the beginning of us being able to function in an appropriate way in this body. >> not all republicans

we will talk with the author of "obama zombies," jason mattera. then live to oklahoma city for a remembrance ceremony marking 15 years since the bombing of the federal building. speakers include the current governor and jan an appalling tunnel. that will be -- janet to nepal a ton of -- janet napolitano. that will be just before 10:00 on c-span. coming up, a look at the british election debate. then a speech by jordan's king abdallah. >> the british election is may 6. next we will look at the major political party broadcast. in the u.k. paid political advertisements are not allowed on television. under the law the bbc is required to air on their main national television and radio channels. here's a look at what the labor party released on monday. >> my father always said -- do not give up. he was so right. not too far back this country essentially faced the worst economic crisis since the depression of the 1930's. a scary time. not just for us, but for the entire world. then there was the g-20 summit. gordon brown led the way with a plan to guide us back to recovery. yet th

marks the latest round in the fight over wall street reform with president obama in the center of the ring, a speech in new york city. >> the president will remind us what we have at stake as we move forward and hopefully get something passed out of the senate. >> the u.s. chamber of c commerce is weighing in. >> republicans want to help resolve these difficulties for our country. >> pressure is mounting to find common ground. >> i am optimistic we will get a bill. we are not there yet. i think we're closer than we have ever been. >> we want to big to fail to go away. >> the white house agrees. >> let's bring this thing in. it has been more than two years. >> democrats may force a test vote on monday. >> you have a great day. >> the list of the top movers and shakers is out. the fourth annual list of the most influential marylanders was awarded last night. 60 leaders in state, health care, and other endeavors were honored. our congratulations go to all, especially the boss. >> kissing up never hurts. never. let's check your morning commute. it is a foggy start. if you can get out extra early, it is tough to see. we

leaders of 47 countries are in town for president obama's nuclear summit. and that means the citydown. most streets around the washington convention center are closed. security zone stretches from o street northwest down to massachusetts and new york avenue. and then bouned from 11th street to 6th street. jersey barriers and at all fences have also been built up around the area. for those who live near the center, it's going to be tough getting around for the next few days. residents need to show i.d. to get in and out of that security zone. >>> this summit is a very important event for the obama administration. it has been 60 years since the u.s. hosted this system world leaders at one time. tracy pots is on capitol hill with more on what might come out of this event. >> we think we can make enormous progress off this. >> president obama met four foreign leaders sunday, including south africa way wi gave up its nuclear program and will sit down with five more today. the most critical president hu jintao of china. the u.s. want them to support sanctions against iran. >> the irania

city, misso. >> caller: when president obama ran he was more in the center of the democratic party, and that's what i voted for. i voted for obama because i thought he was more to the center of the democratic party, not to the left. he has since become more left than center. and that has made me very disheartened. i have turned from democrat to republican. i'm going to start voting republican. i am going to vote more for the people who are my values, and my type of ideas about this country and how it should be run are in line. because i think our country is out of whack. we are spending too much. the deficit is too high. there's too many people unemployed. and i think obama is not concentrate on what the real problems are in this country. he's concentrating on his ideas. >> mark halperin? >> who was the name of that car? >> nancy. >> i would call that carnegie, a.k.a. david axelrod's worst nightmare. did not have to be worried about not just for the midterm election for the president of the potential reelection but for having political support in the country to pass this again in the short term. he

city. family members of those killed gathered at the site to honor and remember them. president obama ordered flags across the country to fly at half staff. >>> brian betts was not outside his washington school to greet students at the start of their day. students and teachers spend the day grieving the loss of their beloved educator who was found shot to death inside his home last week. teachers say they will work to continue his innovative vision for the school. >> he was our guide. he was our lighthouse. we knew where we were going when he was here. >> there was no sign of a break- in which leads some to believe that he knew his killer. his stolen suv was discovered in in southeast washington over the weekend. >>> around vietnam war veterans who would otherwise not be recognized. >> doug hill is back with the forecast. >> it is a whole new ball game at redskins park. there will be some fireworks heading into the draft. game 3 tonight in montreal. [ beeping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land o

city to understand here tonight. if you're watching, you righties. barack obama has an "f" rating. meaning fail. suck. bad. an "f" rating from the brady campaign against gun violence. now, i want the informationally-challenged voters to listen very close to me when i say this tonight. that president obama does not want your gun, and i think you should understand that. he hasn't proposed a single thing that would infringe on your second-amendment rights. not one. not one thing. the more people that buy into this anti-government nonsense coming from the right, the cloclos cloclos closer we're going to get to another oklahoma city. if we face another anti-government attack like the one we saw 15 years ago i think we could spiral out of the control. there could be a lot of civil unrest in this country for no reason. only because we in the media seem to focus on this. and i'm doing it. i'm doing it because i think that they are irresponsible across the street. i think that they just have a dart-board mentality. they just throw it up there and if it sticks let's run with it. and they are playing with the emotion

city. other officials are doing the same. >> despite president obama's promise not to raise taxes on the middle class there is talk in d.c. about the value added tax. and would be added to the state sales tax. president obama said his first priority is to reduce spending but is not ruling out a federal sales tax. >> that is something that has worked for some countries, something that would be novel. for the united states. and before i start to say this makes sense or that makes sense i want to get a better picture of what our options are. >> the national debt now stands at nearly 13000000000000 and many economists agree current spending is unsustainable. >> tonight on fox 45 news at 5:30 we asked if you supported a federal sales tax to pay down the national debt? most of you said no. 81 to 19 percent. on facebook, denise writes. they need to learn to spend less. most americans are learning to live on less money as it is. this is a lesson they need to learn. >> just go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook. send us a tweet at fox baltimore. text your

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senator obama may have sidestepped the issue in the 2008 presidential contest, but if you asked residents of central cities across this country, they may tell you that they are still stuck in that, black and blue, just like before. race is so daunting, such a big and expensive subject, that is hard to determine how to approach it, where to begin. for all african americans, it is both larger than life and also a deeply personal and intimate. so i will begin my remarks this evening with a brief personal reflection from my own experience of race over the six decades of my life. from that vantage point, it is impossible not to and knowledge that if not post-racial, the united states is not the vicious and bimonthly racial society i was born into in 1947, shortly after war war ii. after all, i grew up on the real news stories of him until -- emmitt till, the freedom rides, the march on washington, police dogs, and fire hoses. the harsh realities of being black in america were impossible to avoid. i came of age with the assassination of martin luther king. i got called nigger and i listen to white man called my

voting rights bill has the back of president barack obama who has urged lawmakers on capitol hill to pass legislation that would give the city 600,000 residents full voting representation on the hill. if the latest version of this bill has picked up a rider that would doll with away with some of the city's regulations on semiautomatic weapons, on open carry and gun raejstration. the controversial language was tacked on by senator john ensign, delegate eleanor holmes norton had fought that rider for over a year but decided to take vachkt existing traction on this legislation and go forward without a so-called clean bill. the house could see the bill can come up on the floor as early as wednesday or thursday. back to you. >> derrick, thanks for breaking it down for us. >>> a facebook change you might not know about. how the site is giving you the option to report a terrorist. >> plus, a hole in one times two. the story of an extraordinary day at the golf course. >>> and an extraordinary night at the verizon center. how the caps pulled off a win in overtime. >>> well this golf game turned into a huge celebration for two cousins

city assembly plant. >>> wall street companies continue their parade of shame on capitol hill. president obama predicts a big battle in the senate over new regulations he wants to slap on wall street. the president says they are needed to head off more financial turmoil. he calls for financial reform that's being echoed on capitol hill today. the federal reserve chief and treasury secretary are being grilled on the role the government played in not bailing out wall street giant lehman brothers in 2008. the decision ultimately led to the company to bankruptcy costing investors billions. republicans unanimously debated it and the hard-line appears to have softened. >> both parties agree on this point. no bailouts. in my view, that's a good start. >> and wall street bank goldman sachs reported its first quarter profits doubled. the news comes as the bank is dealing with legal problems. the securities and exchange commission filed several fraud charges against the company and the company is coming under scrutiny overseas. britain had begun an investigation into goldman sachs international, the lon

obama do it. let congress do it. they have to change their communities, themselves, their houses, their neighborhoods, city, state and country. >> cnn contributor roland martin. all of them say they are going to check back with many of the leaders today who made those commitments in 90 days to turn in a progress report. >>> legal limbo. conflicting reports on the fate of nine american missionaries facing charges in haiti. [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time for new zyrtec® liquid gels. they work fast. so i can get relief from the pollen that used to make me sneeze. with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i get allergy relief at liquid speed. that's the fast, powerful relief of zyrtec®, now in a liquid gel. zyrtec® is the fastest 24-hour allergy medicine. so i'm ready by the first hole. with new zyrtec® liquid gels, i can love the air®. [ male announcer ] this week only, save up to $12 on zyrtec® products at zyrtectv.com and in sunday's paper. just to make phone calls. but when at&t or verizon offer you an unlimited plan for $69.99, that's all it's good for -- phone calls. with sprint, for the same price, you get un

city we go, a team on our republican line. caller: i just wanted to say, yes, president obama needs to step up to the plate. and republicans need to be more -- what is going out here with us in the united states. host: the union president karzai should step up to the blade or president obama? caller: obama needs to step up to the plate. just like the rest of them said. he is not doing too much. you know what i'm saying? the other one, he is not a good candidate. i would not even that a thousand dollars on him. that is being real. we -- take our men out of afghanistan and send them home. i have spoken to troops who came back home to visit and they want to come home. obama is not doing what he said he was going to do. that is wrong. i voted for the man. oates catena, thanks for the man. about 50 more minutes -- host: tina, thanks for the call. about 15 more minutes. this is from the associated press, 0 "the washington times." this is a little bit about the politics that need to happen. the ratification of the treaties in congress once the test ban is signed. the items -- the administration hopes the success w

city officials say it could be worse than the president obama's inauguration. >>> new bars and restaurants one of the city's most popular neighborhoods. we'll tell you where and why still ahead this hour. good morning, i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. >> and who might you be? >> i'm tony perkins. i have weather news for you. >> i'm excited about it. >> it will be a pretty decent weekend i think. it will be cooler. i know some people want the heat but you'll get it later this summer. let's take a look at what is going on out there. we'll start with satellite radar. showers are dissipating and pushing off to the east. you can see it happening there. in fact what you are essentially seeing to the east, that is the cold front that we've been talking about that has come through. it is still making its way across eastern maryland and it will take a little time for that to push out of there. so we have some rain showers, the heaviest rain is off shore now. it is rather windy out there. winds blowing up to around 15- 20 miles per hour across much of the region this morning. and that

obama promised the u.s. would continue to help haiti recover, but the progress sheer slow. more than a million haitians were left homeless in the earthquake and in tent cities like this tens of thousands are now at risk of being swept down the hillside once the rainy season hits. so they're digging ditches and stacking sandbags and a few are moving here to a dusty field ten miles from the city. the haitian government, with the help of international aid groups opened the camp on saturday. it's safer than the hillside, built to hold 7,000. since saturday, only about 300 have come. but michelle obama's visit here today was meant to reassure the people of haiti. >> as haiti recovers and rebuilds you will have a steady and reliable partner in the united states of america. >> reporter: many haitians tell us they want to see president obama walk these streets as a show of support like other leaders have already from canada, from france. still, they see this visit from the first lady as an important gesture. katie? >> couric: kelly cobiella. kelly, thanks so much. and coming up next here on the "cbs evening news," we go back to haiti to find 13-year-old pierre. how

) captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: president obamand his russian counterpart president medvedev signed an arms reduction treaty in prague practicaling for nations to trim their stockpiles. about 30% less than currently allowed. this would bring the two countries arsenals to their lowest levels since the end of the cold war. the treaty still has to be ratified by lawmakers in both countries, though the two sides disagree over the future of u.s. missile defense plan, obama medvedev said the fact was a sign of improving relations. >> our relationship had started to drift making it difficult to cooperate on issues of common interest to our people. and when the united states and russia are not able to work together on big issues, it's not good for either of our nations nor is it good for the world. together we have stopped that drift. improving the benefits of cooperation. today is an important milestone for nuclear security and nonproliferation. and for u.s.-russia relations. >> we have turned a document that in full measure maintains the

more likely to suffer from incidence of childhood of the city, who is going to benefit if i make our food healthier? there is a salty to the obama approach to raise which is more than a beer summit, which it had to do again, he probably would not do. they may have come away saying that it was going to be an ongoing race-specific conversation, and there has not been. and i would not expect this president to leaded or that he is necessarily the best person, because of the decisive -- the divisive nature of having an african-american president. in order to get elected across racial lines, if you have to convince people with the first interest that you are on their side. and if you only speak to one subset of your audience, the other subset thinks you're not speaking for them. it is not a game for sissies. [unintelligible] [inaudible] >> it seems to me that the african community -- african- american community has given him permission to lead in that way. 90% of african-american support him strongly and support his leadership. but there is a 10% that is critical. >> is the only 10%? >> the polls do not show that there are an overwhel

we will also be covering president obama's trip to new york city today to make a pitch on wall street on the need for financial reform. next, a call from naples, fla., denise on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. without taxes, we would not have libraries. the roads would be crumbling. we already have bridges that are crumbling. we need to have taxes for infrastructure. without the taxes, how will we rectified this? without taxes, you do not have social openings like libraries. we have to have taxes for these things. thank you. host: thank you. bob on the line for independents. we are talking about the vat tax. join the discussion. caller: until the early 1930's, businesses and corporations supported all the government spending in this country. this country was founded on a tax revolution. today, we have reversed everything that the poorest people in the country have to pay the most taxes in reference to their income. ge made $18 billion in profits and paid zero in taxes. it is the same thing with exxon mobil. the corporations and the wealthy in this country h

leaders of 47 countries are in town for president obama's nuclear summit. that want means the cityown. tall fences and jersey barriers have been set up. most streets around the convention center has been closed. a security zone from o street to new york avenue bounded from 11th street to 6th street. most streets will remain closed until 8:00 tomorrow night. the convention center metro station is also closed. trains will pass through that station but riders will not be allowed to get off. >>> not since world war ii has this many world leaders been hosted by a u.s. president. the goal is for world leaders to come up with a plan to keep nuclear weapons away from terrorists. tracie potts is on capitol hill and joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: the president has brought all of these leaders together troy to figure out some way of coming up with a plan for securing all of these nuclear weapons around the country. it is a two day summit that's starting today. interestingly, perhaps outside of the meeting what could end up having the biggest impact are these one on one events

city bombing. he told wolf blitzer that anger directed toward president obama is potentially dangerous. >> he symbolizes the loss of control, predictability, of certainty, of clarity that a lot of people need for their psychic well-being. and i worry about it. look, he's well protected by the secret service. they're terrific. and the president, i can tell you, i've never met a president -- and look, george w. bush had some threats against him and people who strongly disagreed with his policy. >> mr. clinton says he sees parallels between the mood of the country today and at the time of the oklahoma city attack. >>> toyota is recalling about 600,000 sienna minivans due to corrosion problems on spare tire cables. the automaker says the recall affects 1998 through 2010 models sold in the u.s. that have been operated in cold weather climates. >>> we've always seen pictures of marilyn monroe. what about x-rays? images of the star's chest and pelvis will be up for auction along with other memorabilia in las vegas. >> aye aye aye. >> i know. in june. also on the block, a couch from her psychiatrist's office. y

. >>> president obama told bankers and brokers today he's lowering the speed limit on wall street. the president traveled to new york city to explain why he thinks they have been playing fast and loose with other people's money and why more government control is good for everyone, including them. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: wall street got an earful from president obama as he made the case for tough new regulatory controls. >> a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get, however you can get it. >> reporter: in the shadow of wall street at cooper union college, president obama touted the new bill as a way to protect the american taxpayer, among other things, he says it will give share holders new power in the financial system and bring new transparency to the marketplace. >> and i was encouraged to see a republican senator join with democrats this week in moving forward on this issue. that's a good sign. >> reporter: not so fast said republicans on capitol hill. >> the administration has said it wants to end bailouts. i say to them prove it. >> reporter: while closed door ta

state right now, if there is a future incident such as oklahoma city, the blame is squarely on the shoulders of bill clinton and barack obama. >> after that, bill clinton was asked about it eve the -- over the weekend. you'll hear what he said about it, how the comments about antigovernment sentiment sparked this debate. march minister they say spare the rod and spoil the killed. why one school district wants to bring back the paddle. we're serious. next. martha: news alert out of cape can after value, florida, this crossing -- canaveral, nasa is postponing the discovery's return to earth until tuesday, they're dealing with bad weather in cape canaveral, they're expected to leave at 7:23 tomorrow morning, that's the scheduled time. we'll keep you posted. bill: something tells me those guys enjoy the rides! >>> he said, she said, brewing over iran as report of a secret memo sent by secretary of defense robert gates from the white house, warning the white house that it look as clear strategy for dealing with iran, some suggesting it's sound -- he's sounding the alarm u. secretary gates saying he was contributing to the ongoin

obama will sit down with one of this year's c-span studentcam theres. his documentary was one of many submitted in this year's competition on the topic of child abuse city conversation will be other film makers from around the country. that is live, wednesday, at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c- span. >> i know what the challenge is and we are in a unique position to go to work. what we need our policy makers to develop a road map so that we can get it done. >> is there something about energy policy that you would like to talk about on your blog? on the new video library, you can search for it and share it. from yesterday or 10 years ago, every c-span program since 1987. the c-span video library, cables latest gift to america. >> let's meet another winner and c-span's studentcam document airing competition. today, we talked to an eighth grader at independence day school in campeau, florida. >> how is it going today? >> good. >> you told she would do york documentary on hundred in the united states. why did you choose that topic? >> the only thing you really need to survive is food and a lot of people are not getting as much as they should. >> how has hundr

. >> kansas city missouri, nancy from the republican line. >> yes. when president obama ran he was more to the center of the democratic party. and that's what i voted for. i voted for obama because i thought he was more to the center of the democratic party, not to the left. he has since become more left than center. and that has made me very disheartened. i have turned from democrat to republican. i'm going to start voting republican. i'm going to vote more for the people who have my values and my type of ideas about this country and how it should be run are in line. because i think our country is out of lack. we are spending too much. the deficit is too high. there's too many people unemployed. and i think obama is not concentrating on what the real problems are in this country. he's concentrating on his ideas. >> mark halperin? >> what was the name of that caller? >> nancy on the republican line in kansas city. >> i would call that caller nancy aka david axlerod's worst nightmare. this is the kind of voter, someone who voted for barack obama who white house political